Larrok
Larrok
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 7,24

Radio EelST: Elio e Faso raccontano "Supergiovane" No, well, the tripod that allows you to keep the wheelie even while parking, I’m dead.
 
Mojoman
Mojoman
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 6,00

Warpig - Warpig (Canada/1970) [Heavy Rock) great band! Excellent tip from hellraiser! I find them a mix between the early Deep Purple and Jeff Beck... Nice stuff. Thank you!
 
Dislocation
Dislocation
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 6,77

Trump Zeneise

It reminded me of the brave @[Almotasim]
 
sanvalentino3
sanvalentino3
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 3,77

New Pornographers - From Blown Speakers
I like to hang out in Scout stores: they play a lot of indie stuff. Then a nice salesgirl comes over who could be my daughter, I smile, and rush out like I'm being chased by the Turks.
 
fedezan76
fedezan76
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 23,73

The Police - Born In The 50s say what you want, for me the best Police are the ones from the first two albums!
 
Alfredo
Alfredo
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 8,31

Outsider music: classics of American classical music (41) - Alan Hovhaness - Symphony No. 66 "Glacier Peak" (1992) Alan Hovhaness - Symphony No. 66, Hymn to Glacier Peak, Op. 428 [Rockwell Kent] Another peculiar composer who has gained significant public success over time, the Armenian-American Hovhaness boasts one of the largest catalogs of the 20th century, having written 67 (!!!) symphonies. His style is primarily tonal, bucolic, and flowing, with many references to Armenian folklore. It must be said that it can be a bit dull and repetitive, but the most successful compositions turn out to be extraordinarily evocative (like this one). In the States, the debate about the true quality of his music continues even today: for many, these are easy compositions for the easily pleased, while for others, he is a genius. Time will tell, etc.
 
Mojoman
Mojoman
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 10,15

Samantha Fish - "No Angels" good morning! Coffee???
 
Alfredo
Alfredo
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 5,31

Outsider music: classics of American classical music (42) - Conlon Nancarrow - String Quartet No.3 (1987) Conlon Nancarrow - String Quartet No. 3 Another eccentric composer, famous and appreciated by other great composers (Ligeti was an admirer) for his works, especially those for player piano. He had an adventurous life: he fled to Mexico due to his affiliation with the Communist Party; they would have brought him back in exchange for an official repentance, and he refused, so back to Mexico. Nevertheless, he continued to compose in relative silence, with critics rediscovering him only in the 1980s. A remarkable figure.
 
JonatanCoe
JonatanCoe
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 18,97

Blur - He Thought of Cars
my favorite by the Sfocati.
 
dsalva
dsalva
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 12,02

How to Save a Life
Good morning everyone
 
zappp
zappp
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 12,09

Roswell Rudd & The Jazz Composer's Orchestra - Circulation

Jazz Composers Orchestra - from "Plays Numatik Swing Band"
1973 (JCOA)

#jazzlegends
 
MrDaveBoy73
MrDaveBoy73
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 30,87

The Smiths - The Smiths (1984) (FULL ALBUM)

Reel Around The Fountain Lyrics

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Lyrics Reel Around The Fountain
It's time the tale were told
Of how you took a child
And you made him old

It's time the tale were told
Of how you took a child
And you made him old
You made him old

Reel around the fountain
Slap me on the patio
I'll take it now
Oh ...

Fifteen minutes with you
Well, I wouldn't say no
Oh, people said that you were virtually dead
And they were so wrong

Fifteen minutes with you
Oh, well, I wouldn't say no
Oh, people said that you were easily led
And they were half-right
Oh, they ... oh, they were half-right, oh
HOW TRUE IS THIS??? VERY
 
HOPELESS
HOPELESS
24 apr 20

DeRank™: 8,73

Anna von Hausswolff - Deathbed
[Parliament of Owls]